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204 5th Ave. N. Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 2P1. 1000 HOSEGOOD Evelyn Florence (nee Dixon) passed away peacefully on January 30, 1994 at Parkridge Center in her 100th year.

She is survived by; her son, Alan J. Hosegood (Connie), Radisson, SK; daughter, Elizabeth A. McLeod (George), Calgary. AB; daughter-in-law. Marion Hosegood and son-in-law.

Jack E. Moore, both of Regina; 15 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Mother Hosegood was predeceased by: her beloved husband, Alan John Hosegood, in 1966: by a daughter, Sue (Cruise-Moore), in 1964; and a son, Peter, in 1972. She was born in Wiltshire, England, on August 6, 1894, married Alan Hosegood in 1918. and arrived in Canada as an English war bride in 1919.

They settled in the Radisson district, where they farmed for 30 years before moving to Saskatoon in 1949 to enjoy a well earned retirement. Mother Hosegood was active in the parishes of Holy Trinity in Radisson, and St. James Anglican Church in Saskatoon. Her love for her English homeland remained with her throughout her life. Mother was deeply loved by her family and those who were privileged to know her, and will be sadly missed.

Funeral Services will be held at St. James Anglican Church, 12th St. and Dufferin Avenue in Saskatoon commencing at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 2, 1994. Floral tributes are gratefully declined. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 438 2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon, or to the Church of St.

John, Borden, SK. Arrangements entrusted to MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS (664-3131) with the Rev. Gary Sinclair officiating. BUTLER Clarence Edward Butler, age 68, passed away very suddenly of a heart attack at his home on January 29, 1994. Clarence is survived by his loving family; his wife, lola; one son, Murray of Swan Hills, AB and his son, Kristopher; three daughters in Saskatoon.

Marilyn Butler, Charlene (Doug) Archibald and their children Andrea and Aaron, Bonnie (Gordon) Turnbull and their children, Kari, Brody, Daniel and Kyle; two sisters, Florence (Dave) Thompson and Pearl (Al) Semeniuk; four brothers, Harold Butler, Lawrence Butler, Howard (Betty) Butler and Ken (Joan) Butler; brother-in-law, Aldon (Eunice) Andreen; sister-in-law, Joy (Meryl) Whitehead; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by; his parents, Norman and Janet Butler; one brother, Arthur Butler; two sisters, Gertrude Butler and Janet Malcolm. He was born February 7, 1925 on a farm near Blad-worth, SK and received his education in Knob Hill School. In 1951 he married lola Andreen and together they raised their family in Saskatoon. Clarence retired from Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in 1990 after over 35 years of dedicated service in the livestock division.

As a younger man. he was very active as a baseball and hockey player and continued his love of sports through his enthusiastic participation in curling. Until his passing, he was still curling regularly three times a week at the Nutana Curling Club as well as playing in seniors and masters bonspiels. When his children were growing up he received great enjoyment from watching them participate in sports. His grandchildren were very special to him and he treasured the time he shared with them.

His dogs were also very special to him. As an avid trainer of Labrador dogs, he trained three Canadian Field Trial Champions and judged a number of retriever trials. He was a very active member of the Saskatoon Retriever Club and contributed a tremendous amount of time and energy on the new retriever club project near Bradwell. Clarence will be fondly remembered and sadly missed by his family and many friends. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, February 2.

1994 at 2:00 p.m. from ACADIA DRIVE FUNERAL CHAPEL. Interment will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gar dens. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to a charity of one's choice. National Temperatures "a mi -w, IIIII.

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The family invites relatives and friends to a come and go fellowship at the home of Albert Moore from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 5, 1994. Surviving aie his wife, Kathleen of Saskatoon. SK; his sons.

Harold (Karen) of Broadview, SK. Albert (Murna) of Saskatoon, SK; his special friend, Lorraine Claypool of Saskatoon, SK; five grandchildren; sisters. Jean Reeves of Red Deer, AB, Elizabeth (Charles) Brandson of Swan River, MB. He is predeceased by his parents, Samuel and Sarah Moore: three brothers, Sam. Robert and William.

John was born in Churchbndge, SK and was raised on the farm in the Church-bridge area. He served in the Armed Forces and following his discharge in 1944 he farmed in the Bredenbury, SK area. In 1949 Jack moved to Saskatoon, he began working for the City of Saskatoon in 1950 where he worked until his retirement in 1983. Jack's only hobby was his gardening which he loved very much. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a Charity of one's choice.

McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS are in charge of the arrangements. (664-3131). FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1007 PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL GREG M. ULACH DAVID J. SCHURR 311 3RD AVE NO.

J442103 DALMENY FUNERAL HOME Gerald Funk 254 2022 Dalmenv. SK McKAGUE'S FUNERAL CHAPELS ROBERT McKAGUE JOE MOYNMAM Plione664 3131 300 3rd Ave. S. WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL Rrie I MuMfcx 653-3434. 20th SI Ave ACADIA DRIVE McKague's Funeral Chapel 551G0n John Schachlel 915 Acadia Dr SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

Arnold Edwards, Don Sheppard Ph. 244 5577 338 4th Ave. North CREMATORIUMS 1020 HILLCREST MEMORIAL GARDENS CREMATORIUM The luddmg cemetery of all faiths for over 40 years. Arrangements in Memorial Cremation Services. Ceme tery.

Upright Monuments, Niche Columljanums 477 PRAIRIE VIEWCREMATORIUM Memorial and Cremation Services. Highway 1 South 242 7H84 Box 2061 MONUMENTS 1030 WROUGHT IRON grave markers with plaques plus rails, steps security bars Phot ie Arco 653 4546. MID WF.ST MEMORIALS LIMITED 9 Ontario Ave -242-21 1 1 BKAUTIFUL FNGRAVED BRASS PLAQUES. PHONE 933-9399. INMEMORIAM 1060 BEAUCHAMP tn loving memory of Henry Thomas, who passed away January 31, 1991, Gone dear father Gone forever How I miss your smiling But you left me behind None on earth can take your place A happy home I once enjoyed How sweet the memories still But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill Sadly missed by your daughter.

Gma; twins, Jean and Jonathan and Kenneth. FREIMARK IMARK George. In loving memory of a dear bus i. father and grandfather who passed away Feb. 1, Dana, 1991 Everyday in some small way.

Memories of you keepcoming our way, A thought, a prayer, a secret tear, And a silent wish that you were here. Lovingly remembered by Adele, Debbie. Chris, Michael, Regan. Lindsay, Tyson, Blair. Wade and Val.

-5-17lfa St. John's' Fredericton Saint'John al -7-15 Montreal 11-17 NewYork'- Washington 0-8 (CP) Precipitation (mm): 9 a.m. Sun. to 8 a.m. 0 This month until 9 a.m.

Mon. 32,0 Above norm for month: 11.87 This year: 32.0 Above norm for year: 11.87 Wind: at 9 a.m.: 24.83 Sun. 9 a.m. to Mon. 8 a.m.

12.20 Maximum Sunday 9 a.m. to Monday 8 a.m.: 12.42 Soil Temp, at 9 a.m. At 5 cm 4.5 At 10 cm At 20 cm Snow Depth: 14 cm. Resort Temperatures DEATHS MlamK i 221 6. 1000 BAKER The death of Mrs.

Edna May Baker (nee Griffin) of Aspen Manor, Bethany Pioneer Village, Middle Lake. SK occurred peacefully with her family around her on Saturday, January 29, 1994 at her residence. Mrs. Baker was 92 years of age. Edna was born to Bromley and Emma (nee Toop) Griffin on March 11, 1901 near Bristol, England.

Her mother passed away suddenly of a heart attack in 1912. The following year, on Edna's twelfth birthday, she immigrated to Canada with her father, sister and two brothers. Her brother, Victor had emigrated from England to Canada before them. They settled in the Qu'Appelle district of Saskatchewan until 1916. when they moved on to the Middle Lake area where Edna's father took up a homestead.

In January 1923. she married William (Bill) Baker and they lived on his homestead, which was ten miles east of Middle Lake. They raised four sons and two daughters. Edna experienced both good and bad times during and after the depression years of the 1930 s. In 1959, she and Bill retired to Bethany Pioneer Village.

Bill passed away there in 1961. Edna did not believe in being idle. She loved to knit, and many people were often recipients of the slippers and mittens she crafted for them. Edna was an excellent babysitter and very close to her precious grandchildren. She was very active and received much pleasure from walks in the park and along the lake near her residence.

Edna was always faithful in recording her thoughts and daily activities in a diary. She was very content in her suite, where she also enjoyed playing solitaire in between her knitting. She often remarked how lucky she was to live at Bethany Village. As her health deteriorated in 1989. she moved into Aspen Manor, where she received full care.

There she continued to enjoy her knitting until she suffered a stroke in 1991, which confined her to a wheelchair. Edna is lovingly remembered by her three sons, Keith (Alvina) of Middle Lake, SK, Robert and Edward, both of Regina, SK; two daugh ters, Phyllis Lamb of Regina, SK and Joyce (Wayne) Lamb of Saskatoon, SK; a daughter- in-law, Rose Baker of Middle Lake, SK; four teen grandchildren; thirteen great-grandchildren and a sister-in-law, Louise Griffin of Mid die Lake, SK. She was predeceased by her husband, Bill in 1961; oldest son. Bromley in 1975; son-in-law, Vern Lamb in 1984; mother. Emma Griffin (nee Toop) in 1912; father, Bromley Griffin in 1944; sister.

Beryl (George) Dash; three brothers, Hubert, Raymond (Lou ise) and Victor (Gertrude) Griffin. A Service of Remembrance was held for Edna on Monday. January 31. 1994 from Faith Lutheran Church, Middle Lake at 3.00 p.m., officiated by Pastor Lowell Guebert. Honorary Pallbearers were considered "all those who shared in Edna's Interment of cremains will follow at a aterdate.

Memorial donations directed to Be thany Pioneer Village will be gratefully received by the family. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to SCHULER-LEFEBVRE FUNERAL CHAPEL, Humboldt. (682-4114). WITNEY Dorothy (Dollie). At the age of 97.

died peacefully in hospital in Victoria. BC. following a brief illness. She was born the 14th of 17 children and lived as a young girl on a farm near Monk Sherborne, Hampshire. England.

She married Ralph Witney in April, 1918 and moved to Saskatoon as a war bride in February, 1919 and they eventually built their tarm home just north of Saskatoon. They established out of a bald prairie the most picturesque farm yard in the area. The red and white buildings are a landmark to this day on Millar Avenue North. Ralph and Dollie retired to Victoria in 1965. She was predeceased by her husband, Ralph, in 1985.

She is survived by her daughter, Dorothy (Ken) Krocker; grandchildren, Linda (Mark) Potino, Kelly (Jeff) Campbell and Guy (Linda) Witney; and great grandchildren, Ava, Daniel. Mya and Jacob, the newest addition. Dollie was happy and healthy right up until a few days prior to her hospitalization. She enjoyed an active life, loved nature and was especially fond of visitors in her twilight years. She was a beautiful lady and we will all miss her.

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Executive Vice-President Editor Associate Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Production Manager Circulation Manager New Product Manager Human Resources Manager Controller DEATHS 1000 NAKONESHNY The passing of Michael Nakoneshny of Lanigan, SK occurred at the Lanigan Union Hospital on January 30. 1994 after a courageous battle with cancer, at the age of 82 years. Prayers will be said on Tues day. February 1. 1994 at 7:30 p.m.

from the St. Mary R.C. Church in Lanigan, SK. The Fu neral Mass will be offered on Wednesday, Feb ruary 2, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. from the St, Mary's R.C.

Church in Lanigan, SK with Fr. Pe ter Niissen and Fr. Walter Kostiuk as Concele- brants. Interment will follow in the Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery in the Lani gan district. Michael is lovingly remembered by his loving wife of fifty-eight years, Anne; and their children, Donald (Rita) Nakoneshny of Saskatoon.

SK, Mervin (Elizabeth) Nakoneshny of Esterhazy, SK, Bill Nakoneshny of Calgary, AB. Gerald (Shelagh) Nakoneshny of Richmond, BC. Betty (Paul) Lobsinger of Edmonton, AB, and Philip Nakoneshny of Vancou ver. BC; six grandsons, seven granddaughters and eight great grandchildren; brothers. Bill (Nellie) Nakoneshny of Lanigan, SK.

and Fred Nakoneshny of Lanigan, SK; sisters, Elsie (Wally) Billow of Winnipeg, MB, Sr. Melanie of Hamilton, ON, and Anne Nakonechny ot Hum boldt, SK; and also by numerous nieces and nephews and other relatives. Michael was predeceased by his daughter, Doreen in 1966; his parents, Peter and Agatha Nakoneshny; sisters, Emily Worobec and Sr. Sylvia; and brothers. Steve, Henry and John Nakoneshny.

Michael was born and raised in the Lanigan district. He married Anne Huculak in October of 1935 and together they lived and farmed in the Lanigan district. At the age of 66, Michael and Anne retired in the town of Lanigan where he lived until his passing. Michael enjoyed many hobbies and friends during his retire ment. He travelled with his wife extensively while he was able, particularly enjoying Hawaii.

He was an active member of his church community, also serving in the Knights of Columbus. Michael was also a choir master of his church for 50 years. Throughout his life, he enjoyed tremendously his family, his many friends, and his grandchildren. He was always eager to help anyone in need. He will always be remembered by his gentle laugh, his kind disposition, and the genuine love he shared freely with his family and friends.

The Honorary Pallbearers will be all of those who shared in Michael's life. The Active Pallbearers will be: Terry. Chris. Harvey, Ralph and Reginald Nakoneshny and Dwayne Turcotte. Memorial donations made to the Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery or to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated by the family.

Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to SCHARF'S FUNERAL HOME, Humboldt, SK. (682-2122) PANKRATZ The death of Agnes Pankratz, age 88 years, of Rosthern Mennonite Nursing Home occurred on January 30. 1994. The Fu neral Service will be held on Thursday, February 3, 1994 at 2:00 p.m. from the Rosthern Mennonite Church conducted by Rev.

Rudy Froese and Rev. Garry Janzen. She is survived by three sons and one daughter: Dave and Katy Pankratz of Winnipeg, Bill and Elaine Pankratz of Saskatoon, Don and Shirley Pankratz of Preeceville and Doreen and Gilles Rahier of Rosthern; thirteen grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; three sisters, Marie Giesbrecht of Rosthern, Sarah Krause of Rosthern, Susie (Dan) Dyck of Hague; one brother, Dave (Evelyn) Janzen of Rosthern, sisters-in-law, Margaret Janzen of Rosthern and May Janzen of BC. She was predeceased by her father Jacob B. Janzen in 1910, step father Henry Janzen in 1947, mother Agnes Janzen in 1965, her husband David Pankratz in 1948; one grandchild Sidney Pankratz; three brothers, Jacob, Henry and Abe Janzen and five sisters, Margaret Hamm, Katherina Fehr, Ann Martens, Elizabeth Pankratz and Helen Colbert.

Interment will take place in the Rosthern Bergthal Cemetery. Arrangements are care of Funk's Funeral Home, Rosthern. High minus 12. Friday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 22.

Highs minus 12. Regina: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 22. Highs minus 12. Friday, a mix of sun and cloud.

Windy. Lows minus 22. Highs minus 12. Swift Current, Cypress Hills, Moose Jaw, Assiniboia: Thursday, mostly cloudy with a chance of snow. Lows minus 16.

Highs minus 10. Friday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 18. Highs minus 9. Last Mountain Wascana, York-ton, Quill Lakes, Moose Mountain, Weyburn: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud.

Lows minus 22. Highs minus 12. Friday, a mix of sun and cloud. Windy. Lows minus 22.

Highs minus 12. Dundurn, Rosthern, Kindersley, Battlefords: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 22. Highs minus 12. Friday, a mix of sun and cloud.

Lows minus 22. Highs minus 12. Hudson Bay, Pelican Narrows: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 25. Highs minus 16.

Friday, a mix of sun and cloud. Windy. Lows minus 25. Highs minus 16. Prince Albert, Meadow Lake, La Ronge, Buffalo Narrows: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud.

Lows minus 24. Highs minus 12. Friday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 24. Highs minus 12.

Northern Saskatchewan: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud. Lows minus 31. Highs minus 22. Friday, mostly cloudy. Chance of snow.

Windy. Lows minus 29. Highs minus 20. BORDERS Alberta: Flurries through central and southern sections. Highs minus 4 to 1.

Cloudy periods in the north. Highs minus 10 to minus 4. Manitoba: Clear and cold in the north. Variable cloud in the south. Highs minus 28 to minus 15.

Bill Peterson Steven K. Gibb Wilt Popoff Sarath Peiris Rosemary Freeze Glen Houle Wayne Wohlberg Paul Martin Gail Kukurudza Eldon Amundson DEATHS 1000 PINNELL Muriel Margaret Pinnell of Lucky Lake, SK passed away January 29, 1994 at the Lucky Lake Health Centre after a lengthy illness, at the age of 76 years. She was prede ceased by her husband, George Henry Pinnell in May 1960. Also, predeceased by her mother, Mathilda Krmke in 1932 and her fa ther, Walter Knnke in 1970. She leaves to mourn, three daughters, Gall Jones (Herman Schwarz) of Calgary, AB.

Gailene (Gerald) Rob inson of Lethbridge, AB and Glenda (Don) Cart er-Squire of Warman. SK. She will be sadly missed by her eight grandchildren, Kelly, Shel ley and Shannon Jones, Elaine and Patricia Robinson, Pamela, Darren and Lindsay Carter-Squire. Also missed by her many friends. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednes day, February 2, 1994 at 2:00 p.m.

at the Lucky Lake United Church with Rev. Helen Mooney officiating. Interment will follow in the Vera Cemetery. In lieu of other tributes, the family request that those wishing to place me morials do so to the Lucky Lake United Church or the Lucky Lake Health Centre. Arrange ments are in care of the Outlook Funeral Chapel.

JANZEN The death of Elma (Kope) Janzen, age 75 years, of Osier, SK occurred on Friday, January 28, 1994 at a Saskatoon Hospital. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, February 1, 1994 at 2:00 p.m. from the Osier Mennonite Church, Osier, SK, conducted by Rev. Esther Patkau and Rev. William Kruger.

Elma is survived by; her seven children, Elean-ore (Ronald) Johnson, Penticton, BC, Reginald (Dianne) Janzen, Westbank, BC, Muriel (Donald) Hiebert, Eston, SK, Douglas (Rita) Janzen, Okotoks, AB. Howard (Carol) Janzen, Saskatoon, SK, Phyllis (Joseph) Haycock. Gillam. MB, Leslie (Cindy) Janzen. Clear-brook, BC; 16 grandchildren, Stephanie and Ronalda Johnson, Holly (David) Moodie, Russell (Lori) Janzen, Heather Janzen, Gwendolyn (Greg) Reimer, Kevin (Karlisa) Hiebert, Kim-berley and Derek Janzen, Tracy, Janet, and Amy Janzen, Marlene and Courtney Haycock, Christopher and Danielle Janzen; eight greatgrandchildren, April Moodie, Justin, Brian and Erik Janzen, Steven Janzen, Christopher, Justin and Derek Reimer; two sisters, Nettie (Bill) Seibt and Clara Strobel; one sister-in-law, Helen Kope; two brothers-in-law, Edward (Eliza) Epp and Edward Harms.

She was predeceased by; her parents, Henry and Maria Koop; her husband, Peter B. Janzen; one daughter, Delores Janzen; two sisters, Anne Harms and Mary Epp; one brother. Dr. Jacob Kope; one brother-in-law, Walter Strobel. In memory of Elma Janzen, the family requests that your donations may be made to the Gideon Memorial Bible Plan.

Interment will take place in the Osier Mennonite Church cemetery. Pallbearers will be; Reginald Janzen, Douglas Janzen, Howard Janzen, Leslie Janzen, Ronald Johnson and Donald Hiebert. Arrangements are in care of DALMENY FUNERAL HOME. SASKATOON Mainly cloudy. Chance of light snow.

Moderate wind. High minus 8. Low minus 18. Wednesday, mainly cloudy. High minus 14.

SYNOPSIS Cloudy skies will linger for the next few days with a gradual cooling trend expected as colder air begins to push southwards from the eastern Northwest Territories. FORECASTS Regina: Mainly cloudy. Chance of light snow. Moderate wind. High minus 8.

Low minus 18. Wednesday, mainly cloudy. High minus 12. Dundurn, Rosthern, Battle-fords, Meadow Lake: Mainly cloudy. Chance of light snow.

Winds westerly at 20 kmh. Highs minus 10. Lows minus 18. Wednesday, mainly cloudy. Highs minus 14.

Last Mountain, Wascana, Moose Jaw, Weyburn, Assiniboia: Mainly cloudy. Chance of light snow. Winds westerly at 30 kmh. Highs minus 8. Lows minus 16.

Wednesday mainly cloudy. Highs minus 10. Swift Current, Cypress Hills, Kindersley: Mainly cloudy. Winds westerly at 30 kmh. Highs minus 4.

Lows minus 16. Wednesday, mainly cloudy. Highs minus 11. Prince Albert, Quill Lakes, Hudson Bay, Yorkton, Moose Mountain: Mainly cloudy. Chance of light snow.

Winds westerly at 20 kmh. Highs minus 11. Lows minus 20. Wednesday, mainly cloudy. Highs minus 15.

EXTENDED Extended forecasts for Thursday and Friday: Saskatoon: Thursday, a mix of sun and cloud. Low minus 22. 1 V' 5 Jit I SMITH Cameron Henderson, age 51, passed away peacefully in his sleep at Saskatoon City Hospital. Saturday, January 29, 1994. "Smitty" was born August 8, 1942 in Saskatoon.

He lived with his parents in Han-ley, moving to the family farm. East of town for the summer months. He completed his education at Hanley High School. He resided in Saskatoon while working for Thompson and Johnson, as well as attending University of Saskatchewan. Education was very important to Smitty and he stressed to the younger generation the importance of continuing their schooling.

He started farming the family farm in 1971, commuting from Saskatoon. His farm was his pride and joy, with neatness a priority. He was a willing neighbor, always ready to offer a helping hand, and a perfectionist in everything he did. Cam was predeceased by; his father. Dave in 1969, and his mother, Mary in 1990.

He is survived by; many cousins, the Austin, Mclnnis, Craig, Doyle, Clark and Renny families. He has many cherished friends who were like family to him. We will all miss you, never forget you, and love you always. Funeral Service will be held at the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Tuesday, February 1, 1994 at 3:00 p.m. (Courtesy parking South of the Chapel).

Officiating will be Rev. Kathleen Hogman. In lieu of flowers, do nations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan, Provincial Office, 279 Third Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 9Z9, or to The Children's Wish Foundation of Canada, Saskatchewan Chapter, P.O. Box 309, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3L3. Arrangements entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME and Prairie View Chapel and Crematorium.

ZIMMERMAN The passing of Tony Zimmerman of Saskatoon, SK, and formerly of St. Gregor. SK. occurred on January 30. 1994 at the Lutheran Sunset Home in Saskatoon, SK at the age of 86 yers.

Tony was born on July 4, 1907 in St. Gregor, SK. He married Rose Thi emann of Humboldt on October 30, 1939. Together they farmed west of St. Gregor until their retirement in 1974 at which time they moved into the town of St.

Gregor. Tony is lovingly remembered by his three daughters: Phyllis (Bernard) Martin of Saskatoon, SK and their children, Danny (Wendy) of Calgary, AB and Darryl of Saskatoon, SK; Jeannette (Wes) McMillan of Edmonton, AB and their children, Chris (Patti) of Ottawa, ON and their daughter Rachel, Katrina of Edmonton, AB; Carol (Ron) Koob of Kingston, ON and their son Jeffrey; by three sons. Lloyd (Jo) of Burnaby. BC and their children, Pam (Mike) Mutsaerts and their children Paul and Amanda, Anita and her fiancee Andrew, Paul, and Niki (Trevor) Wedley all of Vancouver, BC; Harold (Alice) of Nampa. AB and their children, Shirley (Evan) Mat-iasiewich, Joanne (Darcy) Raymond and Janice all of Nampa, AB; Gerald (Leslie) of Nampa, AB and their children, Michael, Matthew, Rebecca, Drew and Samuel; two sisters, Lou ise Berting and Margaret Bunz.

Tony was predeceased by his wife Rose In August 1979 and his son Donald in December 1979. Prayers will be said on Tuesday. February 1, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. from the St. Gregory R.C.

Church in St. Gregor, SK. The Funeral Mass will be offered on Wednesday, February 2. 1994 at 11:00 a.m. from the St.

Gregory R.C. Church in St. Gregor, SK with Rev. Fr. Harvey Wingfield O.S.B.

and Rev. Fr. Daniel Muyres O.S.B. as Concelehrants. Interment will follow in the St.

Gregory R.C. Cemetery in St. Gregor, SK. Memorial donations made to the Lutheran Sunset Home, Special Needs Unit, 1212 Osier Saskatoon, SK, S7N 0T9, would be greatly appreciated by the family. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to SCHARF'S FUNERAL HOME, Humboldt, SK.

(682-2122). North Dakota: Becoming partly sunny. Flurries before noon in the southeast. Highs, minus 15 in the northeast to minus 6 in the southwest. Tonight, periods of light snow developing and becoming windy.

Lows minus 23 to minus 17. ACROSS CANADA Yukon: Mostly clear. Highs, minus 5 in the south, minus 15 in central and the north. Northwest Territories: Mackenzie Valley and Great Slave district: Partial clearing in the morning over the west. Cloudy periods over the east.

Temperatures minus 24 to minus 15. Keewatin district: Blizzard at Baker Lake and Rankin region. Periods of blowing snow elsewhere. Temperatures minus 35 to minus 30. Baffin district: A few clouds.

Ice fog patches. Temperatures minus 40 to minus 32. High ArcticResolute: Blizzard. Strong winds. Extreme windchills.

Temperatures minus 35 to minus 31. British Columbia: Coastal, areas of low cloud or dense fog in the morning. Otherwise mainly sunny. Highs, 7 to 10 on the coast, 4 inland. In the interior, cloudy with afternoon sunny periods.

Occasional flurries near the Rockies. Highs, 4 in the southwest, minus 6 in the northeast. Ontario: In the north, mainly sunny. Flurries near Lake Superior. Highs minus 30 to minus 20.

In the south, mainly sunny. Flurries near the Great Lakes. Highs minus 20 to minus 13. Quebec: In the north, sunny with cloudy periods. Highs minus 30 to minus 24.

In the south, sunny. Highs minus 25 to minus 19. Provincial Temperatures I aw. high, prcrip. (in mm.) in past 24 hours.

But. Narrows na N. Battleford -9 -5 1.0 fcstevan -19 -9 tr Prince Albert -13 -5 3.4 Hudson Bay 23 10 13 Re9na .7 4 -2u .3 i Saatoon -12 -4 1.2 I lovdminster -8 -4 2.2 Current -9 2.2 Meadow Lake -10 -5 1.2 Watrous -13 -4 0 Moose Jaw -12 -4 .2 Wynvard -14 -6 na Nipawin -2511 1.8 Yorkton -20-10 .2 Accu-Weatherforecast Tuesday, February 1 vt cJ di temperatures for cities. XXJ Sunny Partv ciudy ciouoy vJX, Showers -storms Ram Ice Flurries Snow VV SjT) 1 L0W ox 1 Cj- Slati0narv vLv H'9h Pressure Yellowknife. i i I 'i-i Goose Bay I I Churchill- JJ- Saskatoon Mir, r1 fU 17 A Quebec T'J-Winnipe Sudbury -0-IO vThnnHor Rau.

171.91 X. r1 SaultSterMarie. A V- Calqarv -3 1 Quebec -30 18 Charlottetown -21 -15 St. John's. -16 -11 Churchill 32 -27 Thunder Bay -31 15 Edmonton i -I Toronto -23 -11 Halifax -18 -10 Vancouver -3 6 Jasper -7 0 Victoria na Montreal 26 17 Whitehorse -II -8 Ottawa -28 -17 Winnipeg -17 -H Prince Rupert 2 3 Yellowknife -23 -18 Continental Temperatures Atlanta 8 Houston 1 12 Bismarck -23 -10 Los Anseles 8 21 Boise -8 I New Orleans 4 1 1 Boston -12 4 New York na Chicago na San Francisco 7 14 Dallas -2 3 St.

Louis -12 -6 Denver -18 -2 Tucson -2 14 Detroit na Washington -2 4 For the Record Monday's Temperatures Low -12 High -4 Today's Normals ltw High Today's Records High 7.8 set in 1931 Low set in 1893 A year ago today: Acapulro 24 30 Las Vegas 1 16 Barbados 26 29 Mexico City 9 26 Bermuda 23 24 Miami Beach 19 29 Brownsville 8 16 Nassau 25 29 DdVlona Beach 12 20 Reno 05 9 Havana 22 30 San Juan 26 30 Honolulu 17 27 Trinidad 26 32 Kingston 28 31 West Palm Beach 18 30 Agricultural Report Supplied by Saskatchewan Research Council Bright sun Sunday .09.